الفهرس 
الحماية الجنائية للأديان في ضوء السياسة الجنائية الحديثة دراسة مقارنة
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المستخلص
Religious feeling is a basic human instinct that differs from one person to another who is born and lives in it. It was not a social phenomenon created by societies, but rather an innate nature. Therefore, the emergence of religious beliefs and sanctities did not lag behind the emergence of man and human groups. Common sense reaches the oneness of the Creator, the Exalted, and religions remain as long as humanity remains. Because it addresses the human being, restores him to his nature and creed, directs him in behavior and places an assignment on him. Countries have rushed to protect religious beliefs and sanctities in their internal laws for this reason, but in the face of freedom of opinion and expression, which is one of the basic pillars of human rights, some countries have stopped protecting religions under the pretext of freedom of opinion and expression, including the United States of America, where the Supreme Court decided in the matter of religion.
We are a religious nation, and all of our systems presume belief in a higher Creator, and they also guarantee freedom of worship in the manner chosen by individuals, and allow differing views to the widest extent in beliefs and means of meeting spiritual needs.